14 Cressida Campbell (Aus., b.1960)
Through The Windscreen, 1986. Colour woodcut, editioned 6/20,
titled, signed and dated in pencil in lower margin, 48.8 x 60.8cm.
Minor creases to upper corners of margins.
Held
in the National Gallery of Australia collection.
Campbell's techniques are a mixture of painting and printmaking.
A design is drawn on plywood, and then each line is carved out
with an engraving tool. Several coats of watercolour paint are
applied to separate segments of the image. Campbell then carefully
sprays the woodblock with water and takes a single impression.
Campbell studied at the Yoshida Hanga Academy in Tokyo to further
enhance her skills in manipulating the woodblock medium. (Ref:
The Australian, 8 Nov 2008)
$6,600
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15 Cressida Campbell (Aus., b.1960)
The Verandah, 1987. Colour screenprint, editioned 58/99, titled,
signed and dated in pencil in lower margin, 94.5 x 58.2cm. Minor
wear to corners of margins.
$3,300
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16 Cressida Campbell (Aus., b.1960)
The Ebro, Gore Bay, 1987. Colour woodcut, editioned 1/2, titled,
signed and dated in pencil in lower margin, 80 x 58.6cm. Framed.
$9,900
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17 Cressida Campbell (Aus., b.1960)
The Bush, 1988. Colour screenprint, editioned 30/99, titled,
signed and dated in pencil in lower margin, 50.2 x 22cm. Crease
to upper left corner of margin.
$2,900
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18 Cressida Campbell (Aus., b.1960)
[Vegetable Garden], 1988. Colour screenprint, editioned 40/99,
titled, signed and dated in pencil in lower margin, 75.7 x 57.6cm.
Framed.
$4,400
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19 James Cant (Australian, 1911-1982)
Dreamtime Landscape, 1946. Crayon, ink and watercolour, signed
lower right, titled and dated in ink in another hand on frame
verso, 17.6 x 21.5cm. Minor cockling and foxing to edges. Framed.
$1,350
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20 Charles Conder (British/ Aus.,1868-1909)
The Buddha, c1905. Transfer lithograph, 30.5 x 45.3cm. Repaired
paper loss to upper right corner of margin, old glue stains verso.
Listed
without illustration in Rothenstein, The Life and Death of
Conder, 1938, No. 32. Held in the National Gallery of Australia
collection.
Conder was an artist of the Heidelberg School, who lived most
of his life overseas. His friends included Oscar Wilde and Toulouse
Lautrec.
$1,950
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